[TexasFreeper2009]

when Newt became speaker in 1995 congressional approval was about 20%, when he left 4 years later it was about 60%.

Now it’s 13%.

When Newt left the national debt was about 3 trillion.

Now its 15 trillion.

The people that are dissing Newt are the ones that helped add 12 trillion to the debt and have driven down congressional approval to 13%. We care what they have to say why?

[Dawgreg]

Well put! I have changed my mind about alot of Republicans in the past year. Some I would follow and respect their point of view but no more. Until we rid the party of RINO’s and moderates (Demonrats) I am left without a party affiliation. Only a half a handful of Republicans I respect and trust. That’s sad.

[PALIN SMITH]

"when Newt became speaker in 1995 congressional approval was about 20%, when he left 4 years later it was about 60%. Now it’s 13%. When Newt left the national debt was about 3 trillion. Now its 15 trillion. The people that are dissing Newt are the ones that helped add 12 trillion to the debt and have driven down congressional approval to 13%. We care what they have to say why?"

Curiouser and curiouser.

[Rick_Michael]

Well said. Gingrich/Rubio sounds good to me. That ensures terms after him and that the latin vote gives us another look..

[RobbyS]

They don’t like Newt because Newt is obnoxious to them and also because they hate the thought of his having that much power. I go along with those who say he should choose someone like Cain. But he definitely needs someone who can supply what he lacks AND whom he will listen to . My only fear about him is that he doesn’t listen and that he imagines himself to be a polymath which he is not.